Airtext

Create your own decentralized blog with one click ✍

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Airtext is a platform to create your own decentralized blog with one click. It is powered by Blockstack — a new internet for decentralized apps that you access through the Blockstack Browser.
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Web App•Writing•Text Editors
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Michael Sinov
Maker
Hey Product Hunt, 👋 I am the maker of Airtext! Airtext is a platform to create your own decentralized blog with one click. It is absolutely free, allows bypass government censorship (like the Great Firewall or Roskomnadzor), and completely secure — nobody can hack and steal your data because it is encrypted and not hosted on centralized vulnerable servers (all your data is decentralized). Would love to hear your questions or feedback, thanks!
Fabio Araujo
@sihaelov what about SEO features?
Michael Sinov
Maker
@faraujoj right now they are very poor, but they are on the roadmap.
Michael Sinov
Maker
@mjob4you do you mean a hyperlink to your post? Yes, it is under the image block and it names "Post URL". Or do you mean a feature to insert links inside text? This is on the roadmap and I will add it very soon.
Michael Sinov
Maker
@mjob4you this is on the roadmap and I will add it very soon. Custom HTML code is also on the roadmap but not sure about the time.
Murat Magrebi
@sihaelov i want to translate airtext's UI and make effort about this idea. But i can not reach you. I text you on twitter but you are inactive. Please contact me.
Gehrig
@sihaelov curious, and sorry I'm not too familiar with Blockstack, how are you able to provide this for free? I assume the blog itself is stored off-chain (are you using IPFS?), but each hash to the file would have a write cost it seems. Would love to understand more. Nice work!
Michael Sinov
Maker
Hey @gehrigkunz, thanks! I do not use IPFS (but it is on the roadmap); it is free because your storage hub is provided by Blockstack PBC, but you can also run your own storage hub.
Ghost Kitty
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Michael Sinov
Maker
Hi @_josh, great question. Because it is really easy to learn/use but it is also very powerful: one line of code to create auth and only a few lines to get/put data; in the same time, it has all required features for a decentralized storage system.